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Language families and groups
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edit- Aboriginal Malay languages
- Admiralty Island languages
- Afro-Asiatic languages
- Alacalufan languages
- Algic languages
- Algonquian languages
- Algonquian-Wakashan languages
- Alsean languages
- Amto-Musan languages
- Anatolian languages
- Andamanese languages
- Anglo-Frisian languages
- Arapahoan languages
- Arawan languages
- Arawe languages
- Arawe-Pasismanua languages
- Are languages
- Aru languages
- Aslian languages
- Astrolabe languages
- Athabaskan languages
- Atlas languages
- Austro-Asiatic languages
- Austronesian languages
- Awan languages
- Aymaran languages
- Babar languages
- Bahnaric languages
- Baining languages
- Bali-Sasak languages
- Bali-Vitu languages
- Baltic languages
- Balto-Slavic languages
- Banggi languages
- Barbacoan languages
- Barito languages
- Batak languages
- Batanic languages
- Bayono-Awbono languages
- Bel languages
- Berawan–Lower Baram languages
- Berber languages
- Bibling languages
- Bikol languages
- Bima-Sumba languages
- Biu-Mandara languages
- Border languages (New Guinea)
- Bornean languages
- Borneo-Philippine languages
- Bororoan languages
- Brahman languages
- Brythonic languages
- Buang languages
- Bungku-Tolaki languages
- Bunuban languages
- Burarran languages
- Busu languages
- Caddoan languages
- Cahuapanan languages
- Canaanite languages
- Cariban languages
- Celebic languages
- Celtic languages
- Cenderawasih languages
- Central Algonquian languages
- Central Cushitic languages
- Central Luzon languages
- Central Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Central Maluku languages
- Central Northern New Caledonian languages
- Central Pacific languages
- Central Papuan languages
- Central Philippine languages
- Central Semitic languages
- Central Solomons languages
- Central Vanuatu languages
- Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Chadic languages
- Chamic languages
- Chapacuran languages
- Chibchan languages
- Chimakuan languages
- Chimuan languages
- Chinookan languages
- Choco languages
- Choiseul languages
- Chon languages
- Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages
- Chumashan languages
- Classification of Romance languages
- Coast Salish languages
- Coastal Bikol languages
- Coconucan languages
- Comecrudan languages
- Continental Celtic languages
- Coosan languages
- Cushitic languages
- Danao languages
- Dayak languages
- Delaware languages
- Dené-Yeniseian languages
- Dravidian languages
- Dullay languages
- Dusunic languages
- East Barito languages
- East Bird's Head languages
- East Bird's Head–Sentani languages
- East Central Maluku languages
- East Chadic languages
- East Fijian languages
- East Geelvink Bay languages
- East Germanic languages
- East Manus languages
- East Papuan languages
- East Semitic languages
- East Slavic languages
- East Vanuatu languages
- Eastern Admiralty Island languages
- Eastern Algonquian languages
- Eastern Berber languages
- Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Eastern Mongolic languages
- Eastern Polynesian languages
- Eastern Romance languages
- Eastern Trans-Fly languages
- Ellicean languages
- Emberá languages
- English languages
- Erromanga languages
- Eskimo-Aleut languages
- Formosan languages
- Franconian languages
- Frisian languages
- Gallo-Iberian
- Gela languages
- Gela-Guadalcanal languages
- Germanic languages
- Giimbiyu languages
- Goidelic languages
- Gonga-Gimojan languages
- Gorontalo-Mongondow languages
- Guaicuruan languages
- Guajiboan languages
- Gunwinyguan languages
- Halmahera Sea languages
- Harakmbut languages
- High German languages
- Highland East Cushitic languages
- Hlai languages
- Hmong-Mien languages
- Hote languages
- Hote-Buang languages
- Huon Gulf languages
- Hurro-Urartian languages
- Ibanic languages
- Indo-European languages
- Inland Bikol
- Insular Celtic languages
- Interior Salish languages
- Iroquoian languages
- Italic languages
- Italo-Western languages
- Iwaidjan languages
- Jahaic languages
- Japhetic languages
- Japonic languages
- Jarrakan languages
- Jayapura Bay languages
- Jivaroan languages
- Judeo-Romance languages
- Juu languages
- Juu-ǂHoan languages
- Jê languages
- Kaili-Pamona languages
- Kairiru languages
- Kairiru-Manam languages
- Kalamian languages
- Kalapuyan languages
- Kam-Sui languages
- Katuic languages
- Kayan-Murik languages
- Kelabitic languages
- Kenyah languages
- Khalkha-Buriat languages
- Khasi language
- Khasic languages
- Khmuic languages
- Khoe languages
- Khoisan languages
- Kilivila-Louisiades languages
- Kiowa-Tanoan languages
- Korap languages
- Kra languages
- Kradai languages
- Kwomtari languages
- Kwomtari-Baibai languages
- Lakes Plain languages
- Lampungic languages
- Land Dayak languages
- Language family
- Latino-Faliscan languages
- Lavongai-Nalik languages
- Left May languages
- Left May–Kwomtari languages
- Limilngan languages
- List of Germanic languages
- List of language families
- Low Franconian languages
- Lower Mamberamo languages
- Lower Sepik languages
- Lowland East Cushitic languages
- Loyalty Island languages
- Lushootseed
- Macro-Chibchan
- Mahakam languages
- Maiduan languages
- Maipurean
- Mairasi languages
- Malaita languages
- Malaita–San Cristobal languages
- Malay languages
- Malayan languages
- Malayic languages
- Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Malayo-Sumbawan languages
- Malekula Central languages
- Malekula languages
- Malibu languages
- Manam languages
- Manobo languages
- Mansakan languages
- Manus languages
- Markham languages
- Masa languages
- Matacoan languages
- Maxakalían languages
- Mayan languages
- Mayan sign languages
- Melanau-Bintulu languages
- Mengen languages
- Meso-Melanesian languages
- Micronesian languages
- Middle Sepik languages
- Minahasan languages
- Mindanao languages
- Misumalpan languages
- Mixe-Zoque languages
- Moklen languages
- Momuna languages
- Mon-Khmer languages
- Mongolic languages
- Monic languages
- Mosan languages
- Mumeng languages
- Muna-Buton languages
- Munda languages
- Muran languages
- Murutic languages
- Muskogean languages
- Na-Dene languages
- Nakh languages
- Nambikwaran languages
- Ndu languages
- New Caledonian languages
- New Georgia languages
- New Ireland languages
- Ngero languages
- Ngero-Vitiaz languages
- Nicobarese languages
- Nimboran languages
- Nimoa-Sudest languages
- North Bomberai languages
- North Bougainville languages
- North Germanic languages
- North Huon Gulf languages
- North New Guinea languages
- North Omotic languages
- North Papuan Mainland–D'Entrecasteaux languages
- North Sarawakan languages
- Northeast Caucasian languages
- Northern Berber languages
- Northern Cordilleran languages
- Northern Luzon languages
- Northern Malaita languages
- Northern Mindoro languages
- Northern New Caledonian languages
- Northern Paman languages
- Northern Philippine languages
- Northern Vanuatu languages
- Northwest Caucasian languages
- Northwest Semitic languages
- Northwest Solomonic languages
- Northwest Sumatran languages
- Nuclear Bel languages
- Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Nuclear Papuan Tip languages
- Nuclear West Central Papuan languages
- Nyulnyulan languages
- Oceanic languages
- Oirat-Kalmyk-Darkhat languages
- Oirat-Khalkha languages
- Okinawan languages
- Old South Arabian
- Omo-Tana languages
- Omotic languages
- Osco-Umbrian languages
- P-Celtic and Q-Celtic
- Pacific Coast Athabaskan languages
- Paitanic languages
- Palaungic languages
- Palawan languages
- Palawanic languages
- Palyu languages
- Pandan Bikol
- Papuan languages
- Papuan Tip languages
- Para-Malay languages
- Pasismanua languages
- Pasto language
- Patpatar-Tolai languages
- Pearic languages
- Peba-Yaguan languages
- Philippine languages
- Phoenician language
- Piawi languages
- Piru Bay languages
- Piva-Banoni languages
- Plains Algonquian languages
- Polynesian languages
- Ponapeic languages
- Proto-Algonquian language
- Raja Ampat languages
- Ramu languages
- Ramu–Lower Sepik languages
- Reefs–Santa Cruz languages
- Rejang-Sajau languages
- Remote Oceanic languages
- Rendille-Boni languages
- Roinji-Nenaya languages
- Ryukyuan languages
- Sabahan languages
- Salishan languages
- Saluan-Banggai languages
- Sama-Bajaw languages
- Sambalic languages
- San Cristobal languages
- Sangiric languages
- Santa Isabel languages
- Santo languages
- Santo-Malekula languages
- Saposa-Tinputz languages
- Sarmi languages
- Sarmi–Jayapura Bay languages
- Schouten languages
- Semelaic languages
- Semitic languages
- Senagi languages
- Senoic languages
- Sepik Hill languages
- Sepik languages
- Sepik-Ramu languages
- Seram languages
- Serbo-Croatian languages
- Siau languages
- Sino-Tibetan languages
- Skou languages
- Slavic languages
- Somali languages
- South Bougainville languages
- South Caucasian languages
- South Cushitic languages
- South Halmahera languages
- South Halmahera–West New Guinea languages
- South Huon Gulf languages
- South Mangyan languages
- South Mindanao languages
- South Omotic languages
- South Slavic languages
- South Southern New Caledonian languages
- South Sulawesi languages
- South Vanuatu languages
- South-Central Cordilleran languages
- South-Central Papuan languages
- Southeast Admiralty languages
- Southeast Solomonic languages
- Southern Athabaskan languages
- Southern Malaita languages
- Southern New Caledonian languages
- Southern Oceanic languages
- Southern Romance languages
- Southwest New Britain languages
- St Matthias languages
- Suauic languages
- Sula-Buru languages
- Sumba-Flores languages
- Sunda-Sulawesi languages
- Tai languages
- Tamil-Kannada languages
- Tankic languages
- Tanna languages
- Tanoan languages
- Temotu languages
- Three Rivers languages
- Tidong languages
- Timor-Babar languages
- Tiwa languages
- Tomini-Tolitoli languages
- Tor-Kwerba languages
- Torricelli languages
- Totonacan languages
- Trans–New Guinea languages
- Trukic languages
- Tuareg languages
- Tungusic languages
- Tuu languages
- Tyrsenian languages
- Upper Markham languages
- Upper Sepik languages
- Uru-Chipaya languages
- Uto-Aztecan languages
- Utupua-Vanikoro languages
- Vanikoro languages
- Vietic languages
- Visayan languages
- Wakashan languages
- Watut languages
- West Barito languages
- West Barkly languages
- West Central Papuan languages
- West Chadic languages
- West Fijian languages
- West Fijian–Rotuman languages
- West Germanic languages
- West Katuic languages
- West Manus languages
- West Papuan languages
- West Semitic languages
- West Slavic languages
- West Timor languages
- Western Admiralty Island languages
- Western Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Western Oceanic languages
- Western Omo-Tana languages
- Western Romance languages
- Wetarese languages
- Wik languages
- Willaumez languages
- Worrorran languages
- Wotu-Wolio languages
- Xaracuu-Xaragure languages
- Yapen languages
- Yawa languages
- Yele–West New Britain languages
- Yeniseian languages
- Yuat languages
- Yukaghir languages
- Yupik languages
- Yura languages
- Zenati languages
- ǂHõã language